When this book was published, it was "The first complete guide to every dinosaur now known," "including new scientific discoveries Fully ilustrated with maps, diagrams, and detailed color drawings."

And it's a treat! It has drawings of the dinosaurs as we think they looked, silhouettes of the skeleton in the dino, close-ups of skulls, feet, footprints, certain bones, teeth, etc., the dinos in their habitats, and maps of where their bones were found.

There are more dinosaurs now, with the discovery of many smaller species in Asia, including some tiny ones from Asia and some with the shadows of protofeathers around them in the rock. It seems pretty clear now that birds are dinosaurs. ( )